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Entrepreneurshipfor researchers

Re@WBC, Kragujevac11° September 2017

Federico Rastelli, I3P

§ Licensing§ Consulting§ Hiring§ Startup creation

Technology transfer occurs through:

Basicresearch

Appliedresearch Productdevelopment Diffusion

Discovery

Invention(demonstrator)

Prototype

Product

BeyondTRL3!

WHAT DO I NEED?

Define abusinessmodel

Frametheinnovation

Develop astrategy

Assemblethe

resources

Doit!

FRAME THE INNOVATION

WHERE ARE WE ALONG THE S CURVE?

WHAT KIND OF TECH STARTUP?

WHAT IS A BUSINESS MODEL?

WHAT IS A BUSINESS MODEL?

“No business plan survives first contactwith customers”

Steve Blank

WHAT IS A BUSINESS MODEL?§ Business model describes how your idea

creates, delivers and captures value.

BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION

[Source: IBM, CEOs are expanding the innovation horizon: important implications for CIOs]

§ Compound annual growth rate

BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR STARTUPS?

BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR COMPANIES?

BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Approaches to build a business model

Traditionaltech startup

Founders’ product vision

Developproduct

Findcustomers

Lean startup Founders’ product vision

Build Minimum Value

ProductsIterate and

Pivot

Design Thinking

Customerneeds

Build Minimum Value

ProductsIterate and

Pivot

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

INFRASTRUCTURE OFFER CUSTOMERS

FINANCE

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

«People don’t want to buy a quarter-inch drill. They wanta quarter-inch hole»

Theodore Levitt

VALUE PROPOSITION

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ What are you selling and to who? Product or Service?

§ Pain you’re solving?§ Gain you are creating?

§ Speed§ Benefits

VALUE PROPOSITION

New

ness

Customization

Risk reduction

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ newness§ design§ brand/status§ Convenience/usability

IPOD+ITUNES

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ Who are your customers?§ Why would they buy/ use your products?§ Put the small pieces together to create an image of what

they might look like§ Purchasing habits§ Geographics§ Demographics

§ Validate your customer segment!§ Find the customer/ product fit

CUSTOMER SEGMENTS

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ How do I get my products/ servicsto the customers?

§ Both?

CHANNELS

OLD PARADIGMPhysical storesDoor to door

NEW PARADIGMPhysicalWebMobileCloud…

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

CHANNELS

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ The interaction beween you andthe customer through the channels

§ Relation: personal/automated

§ How do I get customers? (acquisition)

§ How do I keep them? (retention)

§ How can I upsell existing customers

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ Capturing the value «Show me the money»§ For what value is the customer willing to

paying for?§ What is your strategy in capturing value?

§ Direct sales§ Freemium§ Licensing§ Subscription

§ … through which pricing strategy?§ Fixed price§ Volume dependent§ Negotiated…

REVENUE STREAMS

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ What do you need to get yourbusiness running?

§ Capital/labor intensive§ Which are the assests?

KEY RESOURCES

TANGIBLEManufacturing plantsBuildingsVehiclesSystems…

INTANGIBLEPeoplePatentsCopyrightDatabase

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ Concentrate on the core:§ (The most important things you need

to do and become expert at to makeyour business model work)§ Production§ Problem solving§ Platform/ Network

KEY ACTIVITIES

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ Who do you need outside yourbusiness to get the business running?

§ What are you acquiring from them?§ Which activities are they going to perform for

you?§ What can you achieve through them?

§ Economy of scale;§ Reduction of risk/uncertainty§ Acquisition of resources & activities

§ … an extension to allow you to concentrate on your core business to manage your valueproposition

KEY PARTNERSHIP

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ How much money is going to cost yourunning your business?§ Most expensive activities§ Most expensive resources

§ Approach:§ Cost driven§ Value driven

COST STRUCTURE

CASE STUDY

NESPRESSO

CASE STUDY

§ 1976: Nestlè patentscapsule system

§ 1986: offices divisionfails

§ 1988: Nespresso targets high spending families with home delivery

§ +35% annual growthrate

NESPRESSO

CASE STUDY

NESPRESSO

ESEMPIO

PIZZERIA

ESEMPIO

PIZZERIA

ESEMPIO

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ESEMPIO

SPOTIFY

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

FILLING THE CANVAS

Resourcedriven

Offer driven

Customer driven

Financedriven

BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

§ When you want to start up a new business:§ from a promising new technology (or any other asset)§ from a need you recognized in a customer group

§ When you want to understand your company: you can use all the canvas or only go in deep in some parts of it (f.e. in a benchmark analysis)

§ When you want to change something in an existing company

DIFFERENT USE CASES FOR THE BM CANVAS

DEVELOPING CUSTOMERS• Get out of your building, talk to customers, collect facts and generate hypothesis• Since customers are conquered 1 by 1, «develop your concept for the few»• Understand the orgchart behind purchasing processes

• Have you understood customers’ problems?• Does your product solve them? How will their «typical day» change?• Have you understood how much will they pay for it?• Have you figured out how actors influence each other during the purchasing process?

FINANCE

RAISE FINANCE

Equity from Business Angels, Accelerators, Venture Capitalists

Publ

ic R

&D

&I f

undi

ng

FINANCE

TYPICAL INVESTMENT ROUND

Type of round

Typicalamount Typical investor

Seedrounds

50k-500kBusiness angels,

accelerators, specialized VCs

«A» rounds 500k-2M Early stage VCs

«B» rounds 5M-30M Late stage VCs

«C» rounds and expansion

capitalWhatever Whatever

FINANCE

INVESTORS SCHEME

VC Fund

Startup 1

Venture Capital Firm(General Partners - GPs)

≈ 5%

Startup 2 Startup n

Investors(Limited Partners – LPs)

≈ 95%

GO!

CHOOSE WHERE

Type of entity Incubator Accelerator Seed

accelerator

Competitionto get in Relatively low High Very high

Duration of program Long (years) Very short

(months) Short

Financing Meet investors Meet investors/ win grants

Seed financeprovided

Involvementin startup

Tutors and mentors

Mostlymentors

Board and part time management

Thank you

rastelli@i3p.it

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